News, launches and India prices for tablets.
The 8.8-inch OLED tablet has a Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 chip and an 8,000mAh battery, comes in one 8GB and 256GB Wi-Fi variant, and goes on open sale on October 29.
Honor calls it the first tablet with a built-in fan, and says there is no global release planned, so for now it is a China-only device.
Three tablets and two kids models run Android with Google's app store and Alexa+ built in. Prices start at $229.99, and sales open on October 14 in the US.
Four model numbers have appeared in the IMEI database, and a battery has been certified in India. Samsung has announced nothing, and most specifications are assumptions.
The budget tablet pairs an old Snapdragon 685 with a big battery and expandable storage. It is listed on Honor's global site, but only Saudi pricing has been reported.
Honor has confirmed a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chip and an OLED screen. Size, battery and price are still tipster claims, and no India plan has been announced.
Wi-Fi models start at ₹1,29,999 for the Tab S12+ and ₹1,49,999 for the Ultra, with 5G adding ₹15,000. Launch offers include bank cashback and a phone bundle discount.
The leaks are now confirmed: two ultra-thin flagship tablets, a bundled S Pen, seven years of updates and global sales from October 7.
WinFuture's leak of Samsung's two-model tablet lineup matched the official launch on the chip, screens and US prices, but slightly underestimated European prices.
